Published Apr 14, 2022
Addressing Water Contamination With Indigenous Science
Environmental chemist Ranalda Tsosie explores the fusion of Indigenous and Western science to combat uranium-induced water contamination in the Navajo Nation, highlighting the role of community and cultural respect in scientific research.
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